4 Hillpoint Rickmansworth WD3 4HW
On northern boundary On common T1-Beech(Fagus sylvatica) -cut back all overhanging branches ONLY back to boundary line up to 8m above ground level to allow 4m separation from building On common land T2-English Oak(Quercus robur) -cut back all overhanging branches ONLY on inbound side by up to 3m from tip to close to boundary line up to 6m above ground level-this will also help rebalance tree On east facing main lawn area T3-Large Beech(Fagus sylvatica) -reduce crown by 25%(4m from tips) to suitable growth points -reduce back lateral branch length to match(2m) -lift crown by 2m removing lowest branches back to main trunk collar Works to reduce overall height of tree to reduce overshading of proposed re-landscape garden T4-Beech(Fagus sylvatica)-small volunteer' specimen from larger tree -section fell to ground level-tree has poor aesethic appearance as has been shaded out by large tree and in turn due to its' current size is now shading out the larger tree; owner intends to re-plant with smaller indiginous species during proposed extensive re-landscaping works On boundary in Cherry Laurel hedge T5-Sycamore(Acer pseudoplatanus)-long-time dead-heavily covered in ivy growth -straight fell to ground level -dismantle at ground level and remove from site for disposal